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Exeter and Devon News
Keep up to date with the latest news and sports articles for Exeter and Devon. You will also find links on the left that will direct you to local and national newspaper websites and publications.

Baby injured during New Year's Day disturbance
Police say an 18-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of assault following the incident.

Evacuation after lorry crash leads to gas leak
Devon and Cornwall Police says no injuries have been reported and the lorry has been recovered.

More weather warnings as black ice in 'many areas'
Police are warning people of black ice after a Met Office yellow warning earlier on Friday.

Opticians start 6,000 mile race to fight sight loss
Opticians are taking on a 10,000 km challenge for people in Devon and Cornwall with sight loss.

Teen motorcycle rider seriously injured in crash
Police say officers were called to Shallowford Road in Plymouth at about 10:15 GMT on Thursday.

Argyle's Watts 'outstanding' on return from injury
Plymouth Argyle head coach Tom Cleverley says he is relishing the return of midfielder Caleb Watts.

Artists inspired 'thanks to access to Dartmoor'
After a landmark win for wild campers, the rugged landscape continues to be a focus for creatives.

Caldwell hails 'fantastic effort' by in-form Exeter
Exeter City boss Gary Caldwell praises the "fantastic effort" of his side in their 1-0 League One win over Luton Town.

Village 'will become ghost town' without prison
HMP Dartmoor closed in 2024 due to high levels of the radioactive gas, radon.

South West children offered NHS chickenpox vaccine
The new jab will be combined with the MMR jab which protects against measles, mumps and rubella.

Exeter appoint Townson as assistant forwards coach
Prem Rugby side Exeter appoint Glen Townson as their assistant forwards coach.

Cargo ship refloated after running aground
The vessel is successfully brought to safety after running aground on New Year's Eve.

Argyle's Watts 'outstanding' on return from injury
Plymouth Argyle head coach Tom Cleverley says he is relishing the return of midfielder Caleb Watts.

Caldwell hails 'fantastic effort' by in-form Exeter
Exeter City boss Gary Caldwell praises the "fantastic effort" of his side in their 1-0 League One win over Luton Town.

Exeter appoint Townson as assistant forwards coach
Prem Rugby side Exeter appoint Glen Townson as their assistant forwards coach.

'There's no cure' - the eye condition affecting Littler's opponent Searle
Ryan Searle opens up on incurable eye condition ahead of semi-final World Darts Championship tie against Luke Littler.

11 EFL players who could be on the move in January
BBC Sport examines some of the leading talent in the EFL likely to be subject to interest and offers over the January transfer window.

Secret Devon
A shape-shifting witch is nearly caught on the moor

The King's New Year Honours list has been announced and it includes Sam Abrahams from Plymouth
Sam receives the British Empire Medal for running her accessible choir group La La Choirs

Secret Devon
Woods, witches, hares and spells. It can only be another myth centred on Dartmoor.

Guide dog named 'national hero' at awards
Ridley lives with owners Peter, Mary-Lou and dog housemate Clara

Secret Devon
The line of crosses on Dartmoor mark a path called 'The Abbot's Way'

City & Torquay can go up - Tully
Exeter City's Steve Tully says both his club and Devon rivals Torquay will be challenging for promotion this season.

Next three games are key - Baxter
Rob Baxter says Exeter's games against Gloucester, Bath and Northampton are key to where they will finish this season.

Arscott agrees new Exeter deal
Exeter full-back Luke Arscott signs a new contract that keeps him at Sandy Park until the summer of 2015.

Argyle extend Molesley loan deal
Plymouth Argyle extend the loan spell of AFC Bournemouth midfielder Mark Molesley until New Year's Day.

Exeter's Mitchell eyes comeback
Exeter Chiefs' Welsh prop Craig Mitchell says he is desperate to get back playing again for club and country.

MacDonald impresses manager Ling
Torquay manager Martin Ling praises defender Angus MacDonald for standing up to Northampton's strike force.
Two people pulled from sea as searches continue
Emergency services and HM Coastguard are at the scene in the East Yorkshire resort.
Man shot twice and killed by police named
Tony Keeble died on Sunday after being shot in the chest and abdomen, the IPOC says.
Multiple crashes on A-road as cold weather hits
Police say multiple vehicles "slid off" a stretch of the A-road due to the icy conditions.
Man thanks 'amazing people' who helped wife and daughter hit by tractor
Gerry Rogerson's wife was trapped under tractor and daughter was catapulted into metal railings.
Bright blue 'paint' appears in waterway
The Environment Agency confirms the unnatural colour of the water has been caused by paint or ink.
Men remanded after pensioner killed in hit-and-run
Retired dental surgeon Tom Wallace was hit in Gillingham on Monday and carried on top of the car.
Karting champion Maisy, 16, aims for F1 top spot
Sheffield's Maisy Creed sets her sights on the F1 Academy after being crowned a karting champion.
Police staff assaulted after incident at airport
Two sergeants and a custody officer are taken to hospital after they were assaulted on New Year's Day.
YouTube beekeeper died from sting while not wearing hat, coroner rules
A coroner says amateur beekeeper Alan Ransom died of anaphylactic shock after a sting.
CCTV shows thieves stealing £10k of trading cards
The shop's manager has described the New Year's Day raid as "devastating".
Ten fire crews tackle warehouse blaze
Firefighters urge people living near the site of the blaze in Sheffield to keep windows closed.
Crowds brave cold to keep Scrambling tradition
More than 50 children take part in the annual scramble for sweets in Driffield town centre.